You haven't made a "point." You've made a claim, which you have not supported.
For example, what, in your view, defines "Protestant," or "Catholic?" You haven't said. How can we evaluate your claims without knowing their basis?
You wrote:
“You haven’t made a “point.” You’ve made a claim, which you have not supported.”
Then thanks for proving my unsupported claim!
“For example, what, in your view, defines “Protestant,” or “Catholic?” You haven’t said. How can we evaluate your claims without knowing their basis?”
I don’t care if you can evaluate my claims or not. Anyone who thinks Anglicanism somehow is and is not Catholic at the same time is not able to evaluate much of anything. The burden to prove that Anglicanism is Catholic is yours. To prove the opposite is not my burden. Can you for instance prove that women priests are a Catholic idea? Can you prove that women bishops is a Catholic idea? If not then you’re doomed to failure anyway.
Have a nice day!